Clinton Sends Pizza to NY Fans Camping for Book Launch

New Yorkers wanting to be the first to get their hands on Hillary Clinton's new book 'What Happened' camped overnight outside Barnes & Noble Monday night.

When the former presidential candidate found out, she sent pizza.

(Published Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017)

The White House response accused former campaign rival Hillary Clinton of "propping up book sales with false and reckless attacks."

White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders says she's unsure if President Donald Trump will be reading "What Happened," Clinton's account of the 2016 campaign. She says the president is "pretty well-versed on what happened."

Sanders says Clinton "ran one of the most negative campaigns in history" and says it's "sad" the last chapter of her public life will be defined by selling books with "false and reckless attacks." Sanders did not elaborate or offer any specifics.

Hundreds of people crowded into a New York City bookstore Tuesday to see Hillary Clinton.

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The former Democratic presidential nominee appeared at the store to promote her new book about the 2016 presidential campaign. Clinton didn't offer public remarks but signed copies of "What Happened" for several hundred supporters. Some waited outside the Manhattan Barnes & Noble for more than five hours.

The book was officially released Tuesday.

A Barnes & Noble spokesman said the store sold 1,200 copies of the book related to Tuesday's appearance. That's more than Clinton sold when she appeared there to promote her last book in 2014.